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why i can not change the timezone to CET or Europe/Berlin



[root@server.de ~]# docker run -ti --rm debian:stretch bash
root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
Etc/UTC
root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo 'Europe/Berlin' > /etc/timezone
root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
Europe/Berlin
root@b65a4b63c152:/# dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata

Current default time zone: 'Etc/UTC'
Local time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.
Universal Time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.

root@b65a4b63c152:/# ls -l /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2335 Dec 31 09:43 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo $TZ

root@b65a4b63c152:/# date '+%Z %z'
UTC +0000
root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
Etc/UTC









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    why i can not change the timezone to CET or Europe/Berlin



    [root@server.de ~]# docker run -ti --rm debian:stretch bash
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
    Etc/UTC
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo 'Europe/Berlin' > /etc/timezone
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
    Europe/Berlin
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata

    Current default time zone: 'Etc/UTC'
    Local time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.
    Universal Time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.

    root@b65a4b63c152:/# ls -l /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2335 Dec 31 09:43 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo $TZ

    root@b65a4b63c152:/# date '+%Z %z'
    UTC +0000
    root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
    Etc/UTC









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      why i can not change the timezone to CET or Europe/Berlin



      [root@server.de ~]# docker run -ti --rm debian:stretch bash
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Etc/UTC
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo 'Europe/Berlin' > /etc/timezone
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Europe/Berlin
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata

      Current default time zone: 'Etc/UTC'
      Local time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.
      Universal Time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.

      root@b65a4b63c152:/# ls -l /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
      -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2335 Dec 31 09:43 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo $TZ

      root@b65a4b63c152:/# date '+%Z %z'
      UTC +0000
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Etc/UTC









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      why i can not change the timezone to CET or Europe/Berlin



      [root@server.de ~]# docker run -ti --rm debian:stretch bash
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Etc/UTC
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo 'Europe/Berlin' > /etc/timezone
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Europe/Berlin
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata

      Current default time zone: 'Etc/UTC'
      Local time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.
      Universal Time is now: Fri Mar 1 10:31:46 UTC 2019.

      root@b65a4b63c152:/# ls -l /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
      -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2335 Dec 31 09:43 /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Berlin
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# echo $TZ

      root@b65a4b63c152:/# date '+%Z %z'
      UTC +0000
      root@b65a4b63c152:/# cat /etc/timezone
      Etc/UTC






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          A container is not a VM, it is a process that runs in its own filesystem and network bubble. Some global system settings are inherited from the host. To change the time zone of the process that runs in the container, just set the TZ environment variable. This is the standard Unix way to have your own time zone (on a system which can potentially be shared among users from different time zones).



          >> docker run -it --rm debian bash
          root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
          Fri Mar 1 10:54:56 UTC 2019
          root@719d5f1d0999:/# export TZ='CET'
          root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
          Fri Mar 1 11:55:19 CET 2019





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            A container is not a VM, it is a process that runs in its own filesystem and network bubble. Some global system settings are inherited from the host. To change the time zone of the process that runs in the container, just set the TZ environment variable. This is the standard Unix way to have your own time zone (on a system which can potentially be shared among users from different time zones).



            >> docker run -it --rm debian bash
            root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
            Fri Mar 1 10:54:56 UTC 2019
            root@719d5f1d0999:/# export TZ='CET'
            root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
            Fri Mar 1 11:55:19 CET 2019





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              A container is not a VM, it is a process that runs in its own filesystem and network bubble. Some global system settings are inherited from the host. To change the time zone of the process that runs in the container, just set the TZ environment variable. This is the standard Unix way to have your own time zone (on a system which can potentially be shared among users from different time zones).



              >> docker run -it --rm debian bash
              root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
              Fri Mar 1 10:54:56 UTC 2019
              root@719d5f1d0999:/# export TZ='CET'
              root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
              Fri Mar 1 11:55:19 CET 2019





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                A container is not a VM, it is a process that runs in its own filesystem and network bubble. Some global system settings are inherited from the host. To change the time zone of the process that runs in the container, just set the TZ environment variable. This is the standard Unix way to have your own time zone (on a system which can potentially be shared among users from different time zones).



                >> docker run -it --rm debian bash
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
                Fri Mar 1 10:54:56 UTC 2019
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# export TZ='CET'
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
                Fri Mar 1 11:55:19 CET 2019





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                A container is not a VM, it is a process that runs in its own filesystem and network bubble. Some global system settings are inherited from the host. To change the time zone of the process that runs in the container, just set the TZ environment variable. This is the standard Unix way to have your own time zone (on a system which can potentially be shared among users from different time zones).



                >> docker run -it --rm debian bash
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
                Fri Mar 1 10:54:56 UTC 2019
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# export TZ='CET'
                root@719d5f1d0999:/# date
                Fri Mar 1 11:55:19 CET 2019






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